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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-09
Sudden Death.

Willism Dorsey Noble, well.knoHn
a!tsche Of tho Booth whaifboat, died iud-
denly yesterday morning in tho rear room
OF the Italian aaloon, ndjoining'the Onera
]. House. Coroner Sohultza was notified,
and after Inquiry decided that 1t was not
necessary to hold an inquest, as death
wua 3 evidently tho result Of natural
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CAN'T sLgEr. Nights is the complaint Of
lhousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption. Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker'a English Ramedy2 It .is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
gold on q positive guarantee at lOs., 15c.
Logan & Co.,, @. r. Goelzs, Chas. M enke.
miller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. "a / II
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We have for sale several Type-writers
including the Remington, the Crandal
and the Hammond. Theso machines have
bsen taken in exchange for the mstchless
Caligraph, and will beaold cheap. Writers
10y rent and Tor gale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. Rosr C Co., u
Il. s.. IS Twelfth street,
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NrllEauart.

Frank Greer OF EnayIlle, Is lying seriously III,
d IA noeson. o. Flushing was in tho city yeser.
Fifteen car loads OF people alighted i,or tbo n
d railroad yesterday to attend the ststs Fair ~
? bridgeport yesterday had a eoodly numhcr ~
peopie On tssseeti aad public places On route IA
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ABBOTT Blacks Scheme.

Buck Tyler aliss Sullivan, waa locked
up by officer Shorts yesterday for work.
inc q novel scheme 10 was engaged in
businces as "a boot black, and be would
shine enc boo. for 3 customer end then re.
fuse to ahine the other uniea1 his victim
paid him quarter. , Is, 3 /, !.
IT, Quite a number fquealed but pstd up,
while others refused, and Is consequence
numbers Of men could be seen walking
about the strosts With only one shoe
;blaoked. 81 y n
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a the called meeting Of the Sunday school
:eholars aud officers Wednesday cveniuT. at III"
aethoais Church the following oicefs were
Iheo. snodgsiss; treasurer, E. D. Gattel; libra.
rians; Thos. pugh s. Haughton and Benjamin Er.
i.ey. u; Shotister, Stephen Haughton; organisls.
Mi .iy Griffith aud otto Barr; artist. George Hip.
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We havo now in stock over 1000 ladies'
and ehildren's garmeRts, IRON two yea7a
Of age to tho largest ,sdies' aiss. We call
special attention to our Plush and Seal
lette Wraps, and We guarantee our prices
lower than any house in tho State, and
country merchants will consider their in
terest to look over our stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. ,:i
gfltFsT ~ Ft.tsvtI s-gs IT 1fvoury,,r- -t.1'
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J. WHEELIsa DAY.

! Z IL Tla w meaning Gay, and the eiE2sn
turned out splendidly.T A. noon nearly
every wholesale ehonse, ard many Of thI
retail Embellishments, closed their door
and employers srd employees all sta1teG
for the iair. A fsw-about 2,000-went tt
SEQ the ball game but they were MOI
missed. Wheeling indicated yesterday BY
the big turn out Of her people that ahs
really cares for good thing, and that aht
| ID not without appreciation Of the eiforti
madc by her able friende to- firmly estab
lish thiu valuable inetitution.
| Yeq.oIday's programme Of entertain
men.s was better than any Of thoas Offered
on tho preceding daya. The special fea
lures we're tho bnby Bhov, the display o
traction ensines, the first csvalcads Of the
clats horses aud cattle, and the races
each and everyone Of these wss a show il
| itself and attracted tho attention OF thou.
sands. The display Of cattle, sheep, swine
and horses vas generally commented or
as being as llne in point OF excellence q:
any ever made on the ground. The
awarding committees In the live stock
department had their. work completed
yesterday morning, aud their Judgment
86 lHulChlEA W rtAo AlUcuuE1 ecollSu "
meet with general approval. The stock
chow Vas found to BIO intereeting tc
everyone, but especially 80 to the coun'
try people. PET Y
Machinery hall was crowded from
morningti bill night, and not once during the
day TGs there tims when the main hall
was not filled to its utmost capacity. q.
Nesrly every one peemed to be libersl.
" supplied with money judging from the
manner in whioh they pa!rouizsd the ia.
kris, tho lemonade men and in fact every
ono who had anything to sell. It WAS q
grcst day all around snd the managers
who had faces % long as q whip. at the
close Of Wednesdays businez5 smiled
continually yesterday. They were happy
and they had good reason to DO. Every
thing was propitious and nothing more 30
than the weather; 1t wss simply gorgeous;
a better day could not have been ordered
for the occasion. E555t .55.i. + AZ
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FlT VtEIIVIHbn III kSUVU u I's5u oIFue" 0-7'-IT
remember, that Notwithstanding tho great
rush for low priced shoes, We still carry
in addition to our medium priced line, q
large line Of Stacy, Adams & Co.'s Aien's
finest shoes, and, although costing mora
than sone, aye much cheaper, wear and
Style eensldorcd. a ;;y.s 4 y
q J.W. AN1cK, Sole Agent II
II x. {3.y3 4 as ll43 Main strsst.
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Gl !. llli1te'llliT9(el}llttre1::.
0nico, Nos. SO and 81 Fourteenth Street.


NJ Zion baptist Association.
Notice to Stone conttactorg--W. J. Mcalaiu.
Coal Miners Wanted ". 7. Chambers q Co.
Hot Cakes--H. H. List. -,gL.l 10 qlr 800 y ~.
Pure Raw Boue-)an,es N. kitk. rt 3
DlRmonds-l. 4. Dillon Il Co. r - RI /. r.
Ladies', Misses and Chlldren's Wrsps-Geo. N.
OF Local. tr3 r i.-ss'i'i7 ~ Z
Wantcd-Au 0id!Sh Man-Hesd OF Local. 5t5
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zANEsv1LLE's RUN GETTING,

z.nesyille scored in the second inning
on a wild throw Of white to shetslinc, al.
lowing Dee to take third on IL. He after.
wards came home on Laues's hit to right,
In tho third inning Mcshannic got ii,et
on q hit to third. He started to second
and Puryla threw wild and keeping on to
third he scored on Nichols high throw to
White. Mccain hit the ball for three bnsss
in the fifth, scoring on A1iIles's Haft bit to
lett. MCshannic reached first on Stencils
tumble. johnson went out on a hit to
third, and Miller scored on Fty'a aacriiice
hit to Morrison, which disabled Morrison.
Damn went into tho box, and Dawson
ended tho inning by flying out to shetz.
line. Tho visitors scored their last run in
the sixth, Dec got lie on Whites fun
bic Of his hot grounder. (, 10 stole necond
With inpunity and Lsuer struck out. Dec
scored on McMillan's sacrifice hit to Ny
ers. Mccain hit to Dunn and was thrown
out at fret, r 20, = - ~,
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TIE BABY SHOW.
The Centre OF Attraction In tho Forenoon.
Is ~, l5 ~ Prizes Awarded. Ts'5 70

LESS its little
heart" or a SINH
lar endearing ex-
preston fell from
tho lips OF every
one OF the hun
dr. 9 de- Of ladies
v b 0 gu rye d
through the Main
: hall. yest ay
end took in the
baby chow. This
was ono OF the
greatest features
| Of the Fair, the
interest that was
taken in it iar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-09

The prudent wife a,wsys keeps St. Ja.
COPS OIL about in case Of household scsi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-09

~ I H.auleh' His:hu-t4rn Hutton, t7IiF
genuino Z hand,sewed, warranted kid,
i Mnlch We have reduced to 50 rs per ,pair,
N operasnd common Genae laete, q
S}ti,.. 4ss, \ 5sF% J.W. AMIcK, +:
tsitt,. ll43 Main street. A.
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So much time 'yaa consumed during
the afternoon by repeated scoring, caused
BY the Blzs of the field and the narrow.
ness OF the track, that 1t was necessary to
postpone the run till to-day, NJ M ! IN
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ooD. ball
playing by the
w h Q cling
Green Stock.
ipga has char
aclerized the
Z m Q 8 In
W hich they
have 'partici.
patfd Of late,
and has re.
an Tied this
week in tho
, HON Q team
! getting three
AT
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GENTLEMEN, why pay s. 50 for calf
shoe, when We offer q seamless cali shoe,
made specially 10 our order, for So % per
pair. {. J. W. AMicK,
> 80 l3iEsl it7lS,,2 1143 Main etreet
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THERMOMETER Record

Az reported by Christian schnepi, drug
giBt, Opera House corner, yesterday: +
TAX. 9A.H u y. SR.x. 7rH.
! $50 ~ 70o 70' * ZAP - Coz ]
Heasher-olear. ~ ''s4 .{I5.- IS.
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~ III. EMsHEINER, :
IL and 20 Eleventh street.
CHEAP EXCURSION
70 Cincinnati by7 tho Pan nanulo Route

To Cincinnati by tho Pan Handle Route
u September 10. y 5 81! 4 Z
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati q ST. Louis
Railway Panhandle iroute) will sell ex.
eursion tickets to Cincinnati Saturday,
September 10, at the rate Of So for round
TIP. Tickets good for FIVE days. Trains
leave W hceling at I :35A.M. and DOS P. NJ,
city limo. A through coach to Cincinnati
Will be run on the morning train. pur-
chase your ticketa via the direct and pop.
ular Panhandle route. n u A. ~
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Wheeling did NOT get q mpn over the
home plato until tho fourth inning. al
ter iaheling the perfume Of the bououet
that was presented to him, Nichols lined
q hot one out to right. Nicholson nil
SAFELY to Left. White hit to phort and
Nichols started home, where the umnire
declared him out, which the Gro nd CON.
sldered q very rank Gec!eicn. Nicholgon
scored on Lauer's throw to second to cut
oil White. steazel and Myers dad ct
first on short hits to the infsld. ITO
In the fifth inning, after She!z!iro went
out on hit to short, Puryis got hia base
on balls Morrison hit safely 10 riyht.
Dunn lisd cut to McCsnn and Pnrris
scored on Niehols' hit to right, and Nich.
o!eon retired the aide BY aying cut to
Miller. White drove hot liner nat
short in the sixth, and came callopiug
homo GU S:euzsl's, beautiful home run
drive to deep left center, which enthused
the crowd and dampensl tho ppirits Of
the klckapoo braves. Although the
bases were Allied afterwards, Nichols re-.
tired tho side by flying out to Miller. 4 3
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innings...'.,... 1 2 8 As e@7i . y !,
y Mhec Ell Q Q 500
a'leaSiilc....,,,,..:!!...--. 6 i o52 J. o d.

Earnet runs, Wheeling, q; GAINESVILLE +, ( aot,i
base hits. Wheeling, III: Zanesylllc. ii. sio,cn
bases, Wheeling, 8; Zanesylle, i Three base Iii.
MSsgnn, Home runs stepzel Basc on balls by
nGhf 1T is MGtMiilen g. struck out by. Morrison
- W Ouun, - ny Mcaiilen, s. Time, q hours. 'T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-09

So 90, So so, So 90 and 80 SO for All
Wool Jackets, ut K, ,,EMShEIiER'S,
g = lI6sf Eleventh Street.
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WHERE WHEELING PULLED OUT rrHe HOLE .

Zlnesyille had a lead Of ono when
Wneeliug vent to the bGt IN tho seventh,
Nicholson reached first on q safe lit to
lett aud stole second with much grace and
ease. White hit safe to right, advancing
Nichoison to third. he stole aecond
Stencil struck out, but Myers pasted q
daisy nipper past second bringing Mich
olson snd White home. Myers stole Sec
ond and third in great style and scored on
sheszlines sacrifice hit to short. Puryie
put an end to the enjoyment by flying out
TO Mcshaunic. MA lid : -,
In the eighth Wes,laEe secured first OF,
e hot liner past third aud stole second.
Dunn vent out on hot to third and West.
lake came home on Nicholu hit 10 tie
right field fence, Nichols got around TO
third and scored on Nicholson's ~ TO
center field. White got his base on balls.
stole second and went homo on Stopzsls
hit to short. Further hilarity on tho mart
Of the audience was squelched by Steuzel
being forced out q! second on Myers hit 10
short. Following is tho score: .I3 :,
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Thlsd heat 4l,k .eok "a ,,k NJ
Fourth heat .........,.,..., as lid n 2u 9eiE
s slsG h Ssss ...... * 1's 1s3S Ss
AUluAH- q To- a. a. Al On q bO 81 "a az "a VT<
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fourth day Of the seventh annual fair held
by this Association on It's grounds at tho
foot OF the Island and In all Its seven
years existence 1t was the red letter day
In point Of attendance. In every other
respeet tho day WAS ut least equal to any.
thing over known in the experience Of
the management, and much OF the chow
Was In keeping with the crowd-superior
TO former efforts. In tho alaugy but
expressive vernacular Of one Of
tho chief Directors Of the big ahow
the day WAS q "corker." What
tho exact attendance was could
not be learned las. night, bat It Is known
for q certainty that It WAS far ahead Of
any!hing tho Association has ever on
Logged, A fair calculation placer tho nun.
Der OF those present dnriug the day at bp,
tween $4,000 and 10000; probably It waa
nearer the later figure; briefly stated 1t
was enormous. At 9 o'clock when the
races were called tho crowd was at ita
height, and through the great majority
filed The grand stand and stood up al
around tbs hall mile track four aud Eve
deep, every ono Of the numerous depart.
ments was crowded to such an extent
that locomotton was difficult. st 4
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The milk shake man, the hoky.poky
ring racket, the jewelry wheel, the Mary
Ann throwing machine, shooting gallery,
eating ntand, are, crowded thick from the
main building downto the quarter stretch,
and red lemonade, which Higgins, OF The
Doctor, would refer to Us "sleged
lemonade, as 1t were,"' in big glasses or
little glasses, ia everywhere. Il is great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-09
TIE CITY OF BooTHe.

There is an unusually large number Of
peripatetic merchants, ahowmsn and
photographers on the grouRd. This Is
an uniailing index OF the auecess Of a mir,
These men who travel abou. "doinc" the
different fairs feelS, tho public pulse
They know when tho peaplo intend d
80 to . lsir snd act accordingly. Tina
safe sign OF snccesa when the epplics,ioys
for space and privileges are Runeroua.
heretofore one or two photograph 0.
t1n'type tents have been on the fair.
grounds. This year there are five or air,
anu through most Of the forenoon they are
about o. well filled ns they. eau bo. The
girls and the boys from the country, the
newly married couple, the family Iron
way back, embrace tho to them ravo o.
portunity to secure four p;cturea for 3
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storisa About tho Catch Penny peor,. -,
booths and Shops Popular with tho Poo.
plo Arom the Countrywide Photo.
graph Tents and Other schcm,,.

the man who uaed the words wss oro
went down 10 the ''rine," saw tho tioS.
rope act, and then spent the day III H.,
landable pursuit Of slulying tho games AZ
chance, the lingo Of tho fakirs and ths n,
varioua cstch.penuy schemes In tbO
orchard. There 10 lota 10 DO learned the,e.
the student OF humRn nature never had
moro favorable opportunity 10 con bja
Lessons. and the man with vein Of olI.
fashioned humor In his competition viii
often find cause 10 laugh.
II the hi6tory OF oil tho psoplo who vo
about from tair to fair making o liyinvbv
their vita could be known It would lonb;.
leaa be interesting. Passing tho Bide.Sbow
yesterday reporter overheard gentle.
man say to friend:
"Do you see that woman taking tickets
at the tent door ?" .s 'S
"Yes." stf5'--t5',
swat till I catch her eye and soe II ,bo
recognizes mo-" 2E.t s-'
Jus. then the womsn's gazs met tha
speakers. There waa no doubt about IT.
che knew him. nagy 5
aWho'ia aho 2" tho friend asked.
"she used to DO domestic in my tami.
". Perry, one Of tho ownera Of that chow
married her, and they went away. Some,
limo alter thoy came back; Perry 4 Rine.
harta ten cent circus. At my town Perry
sold out to Rinehart and lefs Tho en-.
ployes got after him to kill him, but he
was smuggled out OF town and hls villa
drove four miles IN buggy with Tia
money md overlook him. She has lots
Of grit" ~ 5l,5.3, s5.
"She }ook8 itD " eu
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Quar-! Hall, 3.quar. Milc,
II l@ go "a go ;,
80 LIZ l.N ASK
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ONE GAME APIECE. !.
EVANSVILLE BEATS wHERL1Na
In the Exhibition Game Yesterday Morning,
~ aud Wheeling Wins tho Gnmo In tho
Z, Afternoon, which Counts In the 40
Conteut-Three Victories. 44'!

(. S5; 9.--7 I'D !, . .
Y .,1ssys -, GOD bal
al6.'!5T,. * "a playing by the
$$9 ;7f }fttsEsys w h eel,nu
iSSSt'y@S /~S.S,S III ~ -, CO
~ h/tl,bW NI$f aIeeh BLOCK
M /&3y >s5 inga has char
HS./ IW<S-->Hfs3 n ac,erized the
i#. (., :sA-s7-.s games In
sg Y 25->.rA W h ioh, they
~ EAS,W q %tST. have partici.
M, Ss&g3 :, i-l,f y patfd Of late,
i(&ss III r. Ss{ and has re.
n t$k w., z, su i to d this
X N VAF& ~ week in tho
@\\iEfia$.J/S HON Q team
~ S.SSs ~ getting three
straight from melville. Tho last game
Of the aesses with kickapoos at the Island
Ball Park yesterday afternoon was wit.
messed by at lcas. two thousand people,
who were quito enthusiastic over the home
clubs three straight victories over their
ancient enemy. Morrison, notwithatnnd.
ing no pitched in Wednesdays game, was
put In the box yesterday, AMI Dunn
played left In place Of Crogan, who was
injured In the morning game. In the
fifth inning Morrison was struck on tho
knee cap by a hot ball from Fry bat, md
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u . =
.Ons Of the iskira on the ground hra
shooting gallery. Yesterday quiat look.
Ing lady, plainly dressed, stopped up and
asked II che could shoot once
Certainly" said the msn, handing Der
the gun. 7',i} s}l7 l.I
Ting" went tho ball. She had hi. .ae
bulls eye. ls7'5Ii III '3'
an accident" 5@5s51 WA
The crowd smiled and the lady fired
again. Ting" went the bell once mon, vl
Tho man looked sstonished, but reload
ed, and again tho bell rang.
Again he handed her the sun, saving.
"shoot ahead, as long as you can keep
She kept it up for twelve shots, and then
be "equealed." As ehe went away aha
drew from hor watch pocket gold medal
she vas q champion tprofcsalonal riao
It is not Tare for & fakir 10 70 back on
his bargain. For instance, II tho msa who
counta out in crisp rev bills shorty dollars
OF 80 good money as uncls Samuel eve,
Issued from tho ptoss," and promises It 10
the man who will explain the scientific
principle Of tho eyroscope, tho little top.
Ike dlak on spindle, were 10 DO taken
up BY eoms peraon who explained tha.
Bodies in motion tend to keep in the
same plane," and that the reason tho
gyroscopo Stands up on nothing ia the
game that rolling roop or bicycle does
not fal! down, would he hand over tho
N4n2 WoII ,of y, ,,oh ~ -sr-.=iat..
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Mr. Charming NJ. Smith, tho bright and
popular editor o. tho Psfkersburg Index,
ia among the lair visitors. He showed his
great head by securing lodgings st
NJ M ofsville. - a-I'" .#, -, = 4 IN
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BEATS THE RECORD.
r Ire r1dd Esr:Ar TIE NDANcE
Ever Soon at West Virginia Bta.o Fall
There Everybody Seems to !
Coms-A Fine Entertainment offered
II. on Tho Track md In tho Halls. y.
lyRRYTH HING

VERIFYING
o oe m ed to
combine to
make yeator.
day great
and memora.
bio day in the
history Of the
West Virginia
sitio n
and State Fair
Ass ociatiou.
- Al.
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THE CROWDS.

Tho stream Of humanity that poured
through the gatca aud insured what had
been for over q month past q matter OF
considerable doubt to the management
the financial uuccsas OF this years fair
commenced to flow as early as s o'clock
and continued from that time till late in
the afternoon almost without interrup.
ton. They came from the city aud from
all the surrounding country. Every road
leading into the city and thono on the
other side Of the river were laden down
with excursioniats. The Ohio Rivers
Friendly accommodation brought up
over 500 people, aud tho express that
came In shortly after had extra coaches
attached and wss filled with people from
Rll along down the river Us far rs Point
Pleasant. Parkersburg was represent.
cd by a large delegation Of her
business Non. Brooke and Hancock
county people came down in goodly mum.
bora; Washington county people crowded
regular and special trains on the Hemp.
lisld division from out the B. 4 O.'a
main stem people came from as lar rs
Grafton, and the Central Ohio division
trains were heavily loaded with people
bound for the fair. The G. & P. and G.,
L. {; ", roads did an Immense excursion
business. Hundreds Of these visitors re.
NAMED in town last night, and tho hotels
were besiegsd they wero forcsd to,turn
away a large number, many Of whom
found Recommendations in boarding-bouaes
or with fr!ends at prirRts resiasncs5, or
else rsmaiued up and made night Of it.
During the earlier part Of tho evening the
streets were thrpngod, and the theatres
did good business. Bat yes.erdsy's at.
tendance was by no msHna limited 10 out.
of.toHu people. "a ~ ga
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Cadda, Dasota. Sabine. Natohitoches,
Vim, Red River, Bienville, Lincoln.
Union, Claiborne, Webster and BoasieF
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The company, of which Mr.. III III.
Hararove Is presideat, ]. III. Shepherd
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manager, proposes TO acquire The
agency for land owners for large
body Of lands for sale al reasonable
prices 10 actHal settlers, and puEsHe
approved and systematic methods Of
advertising tlfe prosperity b. means
Of Illustrated pamphlets with maps
and plans and detailed descriptions of
the laHds. The genileHeu who have
charge Of the business are honest aud
reliable. and there Is every reason 90
believe that they viii proceed 10 a
manner thoroughly practical and adj
yantareous 70 the parties with whom
they NAV have dealings.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-03-05

Exchange.
That some men cannot understand
that au editors time is as valuable to
him as that Of any other man who
works for bis living, and that an edi-
tors office IS not a proper place for
loafers That r. come 10 a uewspa-
per Office in the absence Of the prapri-
etcr, and without his knowledge OF
consent. carry away bis papers, geneF-
ally before he has had tune to read
them himself, is a species Of dishon-
esty. none the less criminal because no
one is ever punished for it; at least in
this world